The Bound Between Us

Chapter 300

Couples often kissed and made up after a spat in bed. Any problem could be solved through communication, and if it couldn’t, well, communicating a few more times would do. Of course, we’re talking physical communication here.

Flynn downstairs was hoping for some juicy drama to unfold, but after a long wait, there was no sound to be heard. Flynn sighed, “Herman is such a calculated guy. Anastasia doesn’t stand a chance.”

Dailey asked seriously, “Anastasia fights too?”

Flynn gave Dailey a look. The pain of being single and not even knowing this. “Dailey, you should get a girlfriend when you have the time, so pitiful,” Flynn said sympathetically.

Dailey shook his head. “Why would I want a girlfriend? All that crying and nagging, it’s annoying.”

Flynn glanced at his hand. “What, planning to spend the rest of your life with your right hand?”

The next day.

it was day or night. She switched on the night light, and the room’s decor came into view, it felt like she had just woken from a dream. She nudged

he lay there with a faint smile. “Why don’t you open the curtains and see if it’s a dream.”

to open them, but Herman had already hit the remote. The curtains

walking out to the balcony overlooking the mansion’s backyard, looking out at the entire villa district, and, even

up, and slipped on a shirt without buttoning it, showing off his muscular and powerful physique. It was extremely attractive. He walked up behind her, wrapping his arms around her. “Honey,

and incredulous. It felt like winning a billion-dollar lottery, who could stay calm? Anastasia turned to look at him, then back at the sky garden. “Herman, you’re already attractive enough. I bet there are love rivals I don’t even know about.” At this moment, Anastasia was a lot calmer, she and Herman were in different worlds, and she didn’t have the confidence to hold on to

me at Cafe Bliss, and you two had to struggle for a living, fought over money, and let life’s trivialities wear you down, could you be sure he’d be with you for

then she suddenly smiled. “You do have a point. Betrayal doesn’t depend on wealth. Whether you look good or not, anyone can betray. In that

but it also depends on a person’s character.” Herman asked, “Don’t you trust

was silent; thinking about her and Herman’s inability to have children, she felt